I dont get if it will work on ANY Intel chip system. or just "Pentium', which is one of the Intel chip sets. My new PC is a i5, the old one is either
6828
If you were running a Pre-pentium chip you would be on windows 3.1, in other words unless you stole the computer from a museum, it's a pentium chip
6829
I moved my files from windows xp to windows 7 without a problem. I don't think it matters what chip you have just OS.
6830
I don't believe it matters as long as your old computer does not have a real old version of Windows. Good luck!
6831
I bought it based on OS, not chip. I have no knowledge about chip to begin with so I would not have known the difference to impact a buy decision. We used it to transfer files from 6-year old XP Dell Inspiron workstation with an Intel core 2 quad using 32X processor to a now one-year old WIN 7 home edition Dell with Intl core i5 with 64X processor workstation. It does the transfer what you want to move once you figure out how to set it up. It was a bit frustrating to get started for this novice. For a one-time migration use that I bought it for, it was a good investment.
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Go to www.intel.com They have a complete list of compatible processors. Be carefull. Stick to thier list and you will have this board and processor for a long time.
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Yes, this processor will work on that board. I believe that it is best best processor you can put on that board. I have one. It works really well.
890525
I believe that you can only use Intel with this board. States in the specs - Chipset: Intel H61.
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If it has a mini pci slot; it should work. Download drivers and associated software from intel.
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as long as you have PIC-E slot on your mainboard then it should work.but I'm not sure why it isn't working.
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See the link for compatible CPU's DG965MSCKhttp://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/dg965ms/sb/CS-026609.htm
1274577
It totally depends on your motherboard. You need to find out if your motherboard has the right chipset to accept this processor.
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yes it will work fine for your system .. works for intel and for amd perfectly
1509592
It works in any 1155 Socket, anyway on the manufacturer's site you can see this processor in the CPU Support List of your motherboard. Telling the truth that's my same motherboard model Here you can see it: http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H61M-VG3/?cat=CPU
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Yes it will work as long as you have an Intel processor mother board with a PCI Express duel width x16 slot - minimum 350 watt or greater power supply - 300mb hard drive space - 2gb or better system memory - from what I could fine out about your computer it will work fine - Im using mind in and old dell xps410 intel Motherboard - It will work in AMD Motherboard system but it will be glitchy and slow - also it works in a Pci Express 2.0 slot even though it's supports 3.0 - I bought it to use in my new system I built and wasn't happy with it's performance lots of issues - Of course my new system is built with AMD Motherboard - so I put it in my old Dell with Intel and it's performing like it's suppose too. It's a great card just do your homework to make sure your system can handle it - what I found online your good as long as you have no power supply issues - Hope this helped
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I would buy this intel board. In my experience they did of work at all. Dont waste your money
815634
Yes, according to the box, "CPU: LGA1155 socket for Intel 3rd/2nd Generation Core i7/i5/i3/Pentium/Celeron Processors." We used an i5-2500K Processor with it and it works great. Good luck!
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I'm not sure what that means either, but I bought a board from this list:http://processormatch.intel.com/MotherBoards/CompatibleBoards?componentName=i5-4690and it works just fine!
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this will be compatible as long as your processor supports it. i recommend you check your system specs and then do a quick search on ark.intel .com for your processor. please bear in mind this memory is LOW VOLTAGE it will not work with processors requiring other than this voltage.
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Yes it should. There is no reason why it would not be as long as the server has an available PCIe expansion port available. Also Intel is great with updating their drivers. So you can always find the latest drivers at the Intel Website. I have used this card several times and works great!
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it works in an PCI 3.0 slot but not on all motherboards! Works on ASUS and Supermicro but I cannot make it work on an Intel motherboard. If you need low profile, there are no many choices. The performance is above 6 of the windows index (of 7.9 max)